Working Groups
In today’s interconnected world of technologies, industries, and geographical areas, standards are becoming more important than ever in simplifying product development, easing trade, and speeding adoption. IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) connects people from across the globe to raise standards for technology.
At IEEE SA, interested individuals and organizations form Working Groups to create and write standards. Through the open platform, volunteer participants collaborate to identify the market need for standardization, exchange industry knowledge, and expertise, and reach consensus to push the realization of standards.
From WiFi to blockchain, and sensors to medical devices, IEEE SA brings together more than 600 active Working Groups that represent over 1,200 standards projects striving to make people’s everyday lives easier. Whether you’re a consumer or in business, an educator, or a policymaker, you can find a Working Group that relates most to your needs. Discover more about IEEE SA Working Groups, read important updates, and hear volunteer stories.
Looking to get involved in standards development? See how you can make your mark and raise the world’s standards.
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- IEEE 3079 Cybersickness Reduction Working Group
- IEEE 802.1™ Higher Layer LAN Protocols Working Group
- IEEE 802.11™ Wireless LAN Working Group
- IEEE 802.21™ Media Independent Services Working Group
- IEEE 802.3™ Ethernet Working Group
- IEEE 1149.7™ Compact JTAG Working Group
- IEEE 1855™ Fuzzy Markup Language Working Group
- IEEE 2140™ Cryptocurrency Exchange Working Group
- IEEE 2143™ Cryptocurrency Payment Working Group
- IEEE 2755™ IEEE Intelligent Process Automation (IPA) Working Group
- IEEE P1904.1™ Service Interoperability in Ethernet Passive Optical Networks (SIEPON) Working Group
- IEEE P2023™ Digital Transformation Working Group
- IEEE P2671™ On-line Detection Working Group
- IEEE P2672™ Mass Customization Working Group
- IEEE P2791™ BioCompute Working Group
- IEEE P2795™ Sharing Health Analytics in Remote Environments (SHARE) Working Group
- IEEE P3527.1™ Digital Literacy and Skills Working Group